
What is Slicker?
Slicker prevents involuntary churn through AI-powered retries, tailored for your subscription business. Our no-code engine automatically monitors, detects, and recovers failed recurring payments, so you can convert past due invoices into revenue.
Problem
Subscription businesses struggle with recurring payment failures, leading to involuntary churn and lost revenue. The drawback is that businesses often lack efficient methods to automatically monitor, detect, and recover these failed payments, which results in missed opportunities to convert past due invoices into revenue.
Solution
A no-code engine that prevents involuntary churn by monitoring, detecting, and recovering failed recurring payments. Users can use this tool to automatically convert past due invoices into revenue, effectively managing failures and enhancing subscription revenue.
Customers
Subscription business owners, SaaS companies, and financial managers looking to optimize recurring revenue streams and reduce payment failures.
Unique Features
It employs AI-powered retries specifically for subscription payment failures, offering a tailored, automated, and no-code solution which differentiates it from generic payment recovery tools.
User Comments
Users find it easy to integrate with their existing payment systems.
Appreciated for its no-code approach which allows quick setup.
AI-powered retries significantly improve the recovery of failed payments.
Valued for reducing churn and increasing recovered revenue.
Highlighted for providing peace of mind in managing subscription payments.
Traction
Newly launched features aimed at subscription recovery, with growing adoption among SaaS businesses. Quantitative specifics such as number of users or MRR are not openly listed, requiring further market research for precise figures.
Market Size
The global subscription billing management market was valued at approximately $4.63 billion in 2020, and it's expected to grow to $7.88 billion by 2026, highlighting a significant opportunity for solutions like Slicker.